Keffier (Crossover/Original Mystery Adventure)

Kkutlord

Prince of Breath
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana
OOC


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Clink, clink! Upon a crystalline throne of blue, sits a man absentmindedly tapping his foot. Though from a glance he seemingly wears a business suit, the primarily white and accenting blue & gold makes it very irregular. His blue hair, stylized very orderly, even frames his golden eyes. Lazily looking up at thousands of regularly shifting displays, each shows a room- Each with their own occupants, and many the default white bedroom. Still, the man sighs in boredom, using his left hand to prop up his face.

As if on cue, a hole naturally splits open in the floor before him. Catching sight of appears to be a stairwell, the mysterious man straightens himself as a dark-skinned yet blonde man emerges. The hole in the floor disappearing, the young man pulls his right hand out from his pocket- Revealing himself to be wearing a white knuckleduster. Sharp yellow eyes darting to the throne sitting man, it is the newcomer who speaks first- Somewhat gruffly, but nonetheless respectful.

"So, boss man, about the new guy I'm assigned to..." The blue haired man smiling amused and lifting an eyebrow in curiosity, he responds rather pleasantly. "You mean Psychic Destroyer, yes Hell Lightning? Oh, and please do call me by name." The dark-skinned man, "Hell Lightning", simply rubs the back of his neck with his right hand and gives the blue haired man a casually questioning look before responding.

"Right... I mean no disrespect sir, but Researcher of Life is obviously not your real name. I mean, unless your parents just really hated you or something." The sharp-dressed man, "Researcher of Life", continues smiling amused as he answers playfully. "Oh they did, but that's not why I'm named this." Hell Lightning muttering a simple doubtful "Right...", he shakes his head before speaking about what he came to about.

"Well, the dude is uh... Not really a good match for me." The "Researcher" waves his left hand dismissively, before replying. "Please, you're basically biological magitech. You, like, enough of a Psychic for him." Hell Lightning twists up his face, bit annoyed at having to explain. "I don't like dealing with upset people boss man..."

Rather than the "Researcher" answering, a cold feminine voice calls out "Then perhaps I should send Mind with you?" Emerging from the shadows cast by the throne is a mysterious woman, decked out in a black & purple uniform. Her cape fluttering some as she approaches Hell Lightning, the man snarls at her and tenses. The mysterious woman, though face obscured by a black mask, brushes back her purple & black hair in a show of indifference.

Researcher sighs at this little display, and suddenly the space between Hell Lightning & the woman seems to double. The mysterious woman looking over to Researcher, she listens quietly as he speaks up slightly exasperated "I take it you're here for something other than harassing him, Mistress Arcane?" The so named Mistress Arcane making a simple "Hm", she answers very politely.

"I don't see how Kindred Spirit counts as a 'Magical Girl'. They aren't simply every young woman who commands magic, you know. For that reason, I haven't personally greeted her yet. When it comes to Mister Lightning, I was being genuine in my offer. I truly don't understand why he dislikes me so much." Electricity crackles around Hell Lightning, snarling at Mistress Arcane.

"Like you don't know, you vile abomination. Keep that awful pet away from my subjects..." Bringing her fingers up to her white necklace and feeling the white gemstone, icky darkness leaks out from between them. Crossing her arms against her chest, she and Hell Lightning stare at each other before Researcher loudly coughs & speaks rather casually.

"Hell Lightning, I figured that Psychic Destroyer could relate with you given the similar background. As for Mistress Arcane, you really need to broaden your horizons. I mean really, you can't keep-" Before he could finish, a hole opens naturally in the ceiling. From above, descends a young woman gliding on wings of black feathers. Softly touching the crystalline floor, the black haired woman bows before the man before her.

The man in question briefly notes her arms made of bone, smiling proudly before opening his arms wide and crying out cheerfully "Bone Harpy, what brings you here today?" Her green eyes narrowing in hatred, she closes them and breaths before answering calmly. "I've consulted with the Ashen Analyzer, they've agreed to converse with the Dauntless Scribe."

Standing up onto her feet, it becomes clear she is wearing a choker of peculiar white. Rubbing at her choker with her left bone hand, she has a barely contained expression of disgust directed at the Researcher. The blue haired man, however, doesn't seem to notice as he replies happily "Wonderful news, though what about-" From out of nowhere a portal forms, out of which an elegantly dressed woman practically lunges into Researcher's embrace. The whiteness and elegance of her dress almost making her look like a bride, she looks at Researcher tearfully before speaking apologetically.

"I-I tried getting Springing Star to discuss about S-Stands, yet I a-almost revealed myself let alone what you are! P-please forgive me husband!" Researcher simply smiles fondly at her, brushing her hair as he leans in to kiss her. Bone Harpy, seeing this display, snarls in disgust. Hell Lightning simply seems awkward about seeing this, whereas Mistress Arcane is completely indifferent.

The almost bridal woman snuggling up in Researcher's embrace, as she glances over Hell Lightning & Mistress Arcane she seems very smug. Yet upon seeing Bone Harpy, the blonde almost-bride snarls back at her before calling out venomously "Impudent brat, have you not yet learned respect for our god?" Bone Harpy makes a dismissive "Tch", before venomously spitting right back.

"You've yet to be anything other than a fancy doll, so of course you're still calling him god." The two women snarling at each other, Mistress Arcane speaks simply to Hell Lightning "Perhaps it would be prudent to leave them to their family squabble?" The dark skinned man looking displeased she had an intelligent suggestion, before he could say anything blaring alarms suddenly go off.

The room flashing red, the displays all show one thing in common: The cell doors wide open. The only one to verbally react, though, as the woman in Researcher's lap. "They're free!?" Bone Harpy shoots her one last snarl, and flaps her wings with clear force to fly out from the roof. The entrance closing behind her, Researcher looks over to Hell Lightning before snapping authoritatively.

"Both of you, get out there now and force whoever you can back into their cells!" Hell Lightning simply nods affirmative, descending a newly appeared stairwell whilst Mistress Arcane vanishes into the throne's shadows. The woman in Researcher's lap steps to her feet, yet he stops her by grabbing her arm. Looking back at him with uncertainty, Researcher pulls her back before whispering.

"There's something more important I need you to do, my Shining Love..." Rubbing her white wedding ring with his fingers, Shining Love nods at him and steps through a portal. Now all alone, the Researcher looks back at the displays. With more and more empty cells, the man starts laughing. Wide grin on his face, he just won't stop laughing- Save for a few short words: "What meaningless effort."



Cell No. ???


Crackle, the sound of a lonesome ball of fire. Bright orange in color, it lazily drifts through the air. Watching it is a young red haired girl, perhaps no older than sixteen. Red eyes following the ball of flame as it floats about, she sighs in boredom. Stretching out her arms and legs, she pulls herself into a sitting position. Lazily looking herself over, she looks up at the white ceiling and asks rather casually. "Yo, spooky ceiling lady, load up my Nomura outfit."

The redhaired girl jumping to her feet, a polite feminine voice responds. ~"The one with the scarf or the one with the scabbard?"~ Looking up at the ceiling with a confused look, the girl motions towards the wall as a door opens to a bathroom. Stepping through and eyeing up the shower, the redheaded girl answers back with slight annoyance.

"The scabbard one is my Tales outfit, duh. I wanna look like a Final Fantasy character... Today?" Looking into the mirror and pulling back her cheeks to examine her teeth, the feminine voice speaks once more. ~"It has been several days, estimated at between four and six."~ The girl mutters a curse under her breath, before the voice continues. ~"I am currently generating the uniform, would you like me to match the speed to your showering time?"~

Tapping her foot as she mulls it over, the girl shrugs apathetically as she replies "Eh, why not?" Stepping into the shower, the girl's current clothes dematerialize as she begins cleaning herself. Once the water finally stops, the girl's figure becomes enveloped in flames as she steps out. Letting the fires only go out as she slips on more of her uniform, once complete she walks over to the mirror.

Adjusting her red scarf and holding one of its two "tail wings", she makes a motion with her free hand- And the mirror expands into a full body one. Wearing an overall red outfit with black belts for stripes, she tugs on her jacket first. Nodding in approval, she twists side-to-side so her dress would flare up. Finally, patting down the pants she wears, the redheaded girl does a little triumphant spin.

Though as she gives her mirror self a gloved thumbs up, the girl looks annoyed as she hears clapping. Brushing her teeth rather annoyed, she closes her eyes as the feminine voice cheerfully congratules her. ~"What an excellent outfit Infernus Dreamer, will you be performing marvelous displays of power today?"~ Spiting into the sink rather forcefully, "Infernus Dreamer" leaps through the doorway into her bedroom once more.

Looking back to see the bathroom door disappear, the girl kneads her forehead before speaking slightly annoyed yet mostly apathetic. "My name is still Faith Long, and honestly I'm just bored. Apparently, that's how one feels when they've laid on their bed for six days straight, weird huh?" The ceiling voice, perhaps unsurprisingly, takes Faith(?)'s words completely seriously.

"Indeed that is weird, you can do most anything here. Though I must correct you yet again, your name is Infernus Dreamer, not Faith Long. Why not conjure up more holographic targets of that Griffith fellow?" Faith(?) setting her gaze on the still floating fireball, she holds up her right hand- And it snuffs out of existence as she clenches her hand.

Walking up to the sole omnipresent door, Faith gently lowers her head against it before responding with no real energy. "Because I can only lash out so much at someone I don't know anything about. Didn't you at all wonder why I didn't do repeats before, like with Carnage or Validar? I know about things a lot more than I actually do know well."

Leaning against the door so she's not putting all her energy into standing up, Faith listens quietly as the ceiling woman responds. ~"You can always access whatever media they manifest in, so isn't that more your own-"~ Tilting her head to look up at the ceiling in confusion, the lights black out for a moment- And Faith suddenly finds herself falling over.

Letting out a quick "Ow!", the black belted girl rubs the back of her head. Yet, she stops upon realizing she's halfway through a door. Bringing herself to sit with her legs arched, her places her right hand over her flat chest to feel her heart beating. Slowly standing up, Faith swallows nervously as she turns around- And her red eyes widen as she spots a massive crystalline tower in the distance.

"Am I... Free?" It is then she hears running, and away from the tower to see others emerging from their cells. Letting her gaze follow those who are running, Faith begins taking in the sights before her- The closest is a massive sandy desert, with her barely able to make anything out from this distance. Though upon squinting her eyes, Faith pulls her back upon making out what seems like a forest.

Stepping out from her cell and feeling something crush beneath her shoes, Faith looses a simple "Oh" upon realizing she's standing on grass. Spinning lightly in place as she takes in the sight and noises, she spots someone closely examining a rather suspicious looking pillar. Turning around and spotting more such pillars mounted on the grasslands, Faith refocuses on the first one- Only to get distracted by the massive city inexplicably bordering the desert.

"What the... Who is even in charge here!? This is insane!" Running her fingers through her hair, Faith begins pacing aimlessly about the grasslands outside her cell, clearly trying to process what is going on. Glancing back to the closest pillar to herself and the massive city, Faith stops as she examines the person she saw more closely: Black hair, fair skinned, a purple jacket and black pants.

"They seem... Oddly familiar, not sure why though." With that thought, Faith startles as that person looks over at her. Now able to properly make out they're a her, Faith takes note of the purple eyes and black buttoned shirt. Still, as soon as the lady looked, she just as quickly refocused on the pillar. Faith letting out a sigh, as she starts properly noticing the others- Her eyes widen at how familiar and, well, "fictional" some of them are.
 
Her eyes widen at how familiar and, well, "fictional" some of them are.
The skeleton dressed in a cowboy outfit steps out of his cell loosely, rattling his bones. "It's good to feel the desert air again..." he says, voice serious and wistful, with a twangy western accent, before turning to look at the others. "Well, well, fellow prisoners. I shouldn't call us prisoners now, we're freed from that place." He strolls over to the nearest prisoner and offers a skeletal hand in greeting. "Howdy. The name's Remi. Remi Lawrence." His other hand rests on a holster embroidered with flames. There is another one on the other side of his hip.
 
Mirabelle plopped down on the flat, circular rock that rested in front of the hut near the center of her cell. Lying back languidly, her thick, fluffy winter clothing splayed out around her. She allowed her staff to gently roll out of her fingers and then off the side of the rock. With a dull thud it landed on top of her pack where she had abandoned it earlier. Her eyes were closed and her breathing gentle, her face looked peaceful, almost as though she were about to drift off to sleep...

And suddenly she couldn't contain her frustration any longer.

"Ahhh! This is ridiculous!" she shouted, mussing up her short white hair with her gloved hands as she squirmed about in agitation on top of the rock. The bell around her neck clanked erratically along with her movements and the various bumps and bruises on her body throbbed in protest. She sat up once more and glared straight ahead of her at the thing that had been vexing her for hours on end: the exit.

This really was a strange place that she had found herself waking up in. At first glance it appeared to be a small, neat looking grotto. It seemed roughly circular in shape, with a diameter of perhaps thirty meters at most and a domed ceiling. The area was littered with stalagmites and loose rocks, some of which reached the size of boulders. The center of the domed ceiling was missing, revealing a small aperture ringed by snow and ice through which bright, cheerful sunlight was allowed to filter in. Directly below the opening, in a ring of sunlight, was a little hut of cloth and straw which Mirabelle had been sleeping in when she awoke. Very strangely, while the rest of the grotto was barren, within the ring of sunlight there was grass and even a few fruit bearing plants growing. A small, bubbling pool of water could be found near the back of the grotto.

And finally, at the very front, was what should have been the mouth of the grotto. The area beyond it looked pleasant and inviting, a fresh snowy trail and a beautiful view of a range of snow covered mountains. Yet when Mirabelle had tried to venture outside of it earlier she had slammed straight into some invisible, phantasmal force. She could still feel the pain of it dully throbbing in her nose!

Mirabelle had been trying for hours to get out, but to no avail. No matter how she pushed and prodded she could not force her way beyond the grotto's mouth. Turning to the spirits... hadn't worked. They had felt off somehow, dull and lethargic. While they seemed willing to obey her somewhat, they would stop listening as soon as her commands turned towards aiding her escape. The boulder she had tried to ram into the entrance had unexpectedly tumbled back to the ground, almost landing on her foot. The pillar she had made to try and reach the opening in the ceiling had dropped out from under her, making her land painfully on her tail bone. And when she had tried to carve away the stone around the entrance she had only succeeded in raining stones down on her head.

And so Mirabelle sat, glaring at the entrance and nursing her injuries with a sullen expression on her face. Was this karma, she wondered? She had thought her life was boring. Always surrounded by the same people, always caged in by the same towering mountains. The one thing she had wanted most was to leave it all behind and finally see the world beyond the mountain peaks. She could foggily remember that night on her pilgrimage, when she took her first step away from the path laid out for her on her map and onto the lonely trail that would lead her out of the mountains. And then everything went black. Now it seemed like she might be stuck here forever, never able to see beyond the confines of this lonely cave.

Suddenly she was enveloped in darkness. It was as though the sun which had been pouring light into the cave had winked out of existence. Mirabelle gasped in surprise, straining to see something in the utter darkness. A loud, metallic creaking began to resound throughout the grotto as a thin line of light appeared out of the darkness, in the center of where the cave mouth should have been. The line gradually expanded, becoming wider and wider, until it was a fully realized door, large enough for a person to walk through.

"Ah!" Mirabelle exclaimed, her heart skipping a beat. That had to be a way out. There was no telling how long it would stay like that, she needed to get out quickly. Snapping out of her morose reverie, she leapt up off of her rock, quickly sliding on her travel pack and grabbing her staff. She dashed out of the entrance, her clothes billowing around her and the bell at her throat clanking away.

"Wh-what in the world...!?" Mirabelle exclaimed as she crossed the threshold. It was nothing like what she had seen when looking through the cave mouth. Rather than snow and mountains, she saw flat grasslands and pillars. There was a massive crystalline tower dominating the skyline, and where the grasslands abruptly ended was a vast expanse of desert.

Mirabelle glanced around furtively at the many strangers whom she realized were emerging out into the grasslands just as she had moments ago. She gripped her staff tightly and approached one of them.
 
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She gripped her staff tightly and approached one of them.

The man was tall, first of all. Tall and layered: jacket over trenchcoat over another trenchcoat, and a few more layers hidden in the way his eyes dart around the landscape, besides. His goatee seemed lost; couldn't quite decide which of three paths it wanted to take from his chin, and his hair just seemed frazzled. Cigarette smoke pooled around his head like -

- like ink on parchment -

- like a halo on a saint -

- like a chalk outline around a crime scene -

- like ... aw, heck. He wasn't good with similes. Cigarette smoke pooled around his head like cigarette smoke, and Jorge gave his grinniest grin to the approach. "Yo," he said, saluting with two fingers. "How's it hangin'?"
 
Cigarette smoke pooled around his head like cigarette smoke, and Jorge gave his grinniest grin to the approach. "Yo," he said, saluting with two fingers. "How's it hangin'?"

Mirabelle let out a long, melodromatic groan.

"It's been terrible! I was trapped in a cave and it simply refused to listen to me! Do you have any idea how frustrating it is to be ignored by rocks!?" Mirabelle vented her displeasure with her erstwhile prison, gesticulating wildly to emphasize her point. Her bell clanked along with the motions.

"Dumb rocks..." She muttered under her breath, shooting the door to her cell a dirty look. She hoped that the spirits inhabiting the rest of this place would prove more cooperative than the ones in the cave.

Having gotten that rant off her chest, Mirabelle finally seemed to remember she was supposed to be having a conversation with someone.

"O-oh! Sorry about that, hehe..." she mumbled apologetically, hands fidgeting with her staff. She returned her attention to the man who had greeted her.

"Greetings! My name is Mirabelle. May I ask yours? Do you know where we are? There's no way this is anywhere near the mountains where I came from..."

It struck Mirabelle for the first time that the familiar mountain ranges that had dominated the skyline all her life were nowhere in sight.
 
"Greetings! My name is Mirabelle. May I ask yours? Do you know where we are? There's no way this is anywhere near the mountains where I came from..."

Jorge chuckled, low and soft, and flicked some ash from his cigarette. "Funny thing - I do actually know what it's like to be ignored by rocks. Been ignored by every one I've met, as a matter of fact. If you've ever gotten any of them to listen to you, heck, I'd call that an achievement."

That's a lie, he thought, where he was fairly sure other people couldn't hear him, but that was a skeleton with a badge standing over there, so who knew, really. Well, more like it's not the whole truth. The rocks I know are people, too. Still ignore me, but people.

... Jorge needed to get out of the habit of narrating to himself. But he probably wouldn't.

"At any rate - sorry you've had a tough time of things lately." A snap of his fingers, a memory of a magician he saw straight through when he was nine years old, and Jorge was holding a business card in his outstretched hand. "The name's Jorge Joestar, Mirabelle. No idea where or even when we are, but as a Professional Gumshoe, it's sort of my job to find out." He squinted his eyes a little, looking his conversation partner up and down, quickish. "You a cosplayer of some kind?"
 
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"At any rate - sorry you've had a tough time of things lately." A snap of his fingers, a memory of a magician he saw straight through when he was nine years old, and Jorge was holding a business card in his outstretched hand.

Mirabelle hmm'ed with interest at Jorge's display of sleight of hand. As a child, she'd seen another human who could do something similar, on one of the rare occasions where an outsider had visited her village. A funny little trick for making coins appear and disappear, among others. She and the other children had all had a raucous time watching the man ply his tricks. On the other hand, the village elders found the man significantly less amusing, particularly after he used his talents to pilfer all of the currency from the general store before he left.

Mirabelle stretched out her gloved hand to accept the card Jorge was offering her. She cocked her head in confusion as she examined it. It was writing, for certain, but not in any language she could recognize, much less read. Odd, considering she could speak with him just fine.

"The name's Jorge Joestar, Mirabelle. No idea where or even when we are, but as a Professional Gumshoe, it's sort of my job to find out." He squinted his eyes a little, looking his conversation partner up and down, quickish. "You a cosplayer of some kind?"

"A what?" Mirabelle asked blankly, the confusion on her face deepening. She shook her head, "Sorry, I'm not a... whatever that is."

"I can't really blame you for not recognizing what I am. My people don't get out of the mountains very much..." Mirabelle chuckled somewhat wryly. "I'm a demi-human, from the Goat tribe."

She indicated the goat's horns atop her head helpfully.
 
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"I can't really blame you for not recognizing what I am. My people don't get out of the mountains very much..." Mirabelle chuckled somewhat wryly. "I'm a demi-human, from the Goat tribe."

She indicated the goat's horns atop her head helpfully.

"Huh," Jorge muttered, "Real, after all. How 'bout that?" Another hand movement, this time not so hidden, not so fast, and Jorge was holding a second cigarette. "Demi-humans smoke, then? No need to be polite; I've got plenty of 'em."

This distraction offered, Jorge looked around the metaphorical room, casually, cataloguing. Best way of being sneaky: pretend like you don't need to be sneaky at all.
 
"Well well well, more survivors. Yo. I'd like to indulge in our introductions but we simply don't have the time, it's time for us to move out and get out of here." The warlock stated matter of factly. "I can manipulate time and space well enough for us to teleport us all within an eye's distance out of here."
 
"Huh," Jorge muttered, "Real, after all. How 'bout that?" Another hand movement, this time not so hidden, not so fast, and Jorge was holding a second cigarette. "Demi-humans smoke, then? No need to be polite; I've got plenty of 'em."
"Ah, thank you, but no," Mirabelle waved her hand, declining. She had never really seen the appeal of smoking. Back in her village it had mostly been the favorite pasttime of crotchety old folks. Plus, she had one too many memories of her curmudgeonly master whacking her over the head with his smoke pipe when she stopped paying attention.

Shaking her head to clear away the phantom pains, she faced Jorge with a smile.

"At any rate, Jorge Joestar, perhaps we should speak with some of the others here? We can try to work out what to do about this situation together!"

It was at that moment that a youngish sounding male voice announced itself.

"Well well well, more survivors. Yo. I'd like to indulge in our introductions but we simply don't have the time, it's time for us to move out and get out of here." The warlock stated matter of factly. "I can manipulate time and space well enough for us to teleport us all within an eye's distance out of here."

Maribelle's eyes widened in surprise. She was not particularly knowledgeable about the disciplines of magecraft outside of her own spirit magic, but she could tell that what he was describing was highly advanced. Was he from one of the mage colleges she'd read were in the human kingdom?

"That sounds useful! But, why the rush? Simply teleporting from one place in the middle of nowhere to another won't do us any good. We should work out what we want to do together, then we can figure out where we need to head."
 
"Well, whether we run, walk, fly or teleport doesn't matter. Let's just get the hell out of here!" Jake stated imperiously. He began to run, hopefully they could all get out before the guards arrive.
 
That's a lie, he thought, where he was fairly sure other people couldn't hear him, but that was a skeleton with a badge standing over there, so who knew, really. Well, more like it's not the whole truth. The rocks I know are people, too. Still ignore me, but people.
Noticing the girl and odd looking man talking near him, Remi moseys over, offering his greeting.
"Howdy, folks. The name's Lawrence, Remi Lawrence. Any idea what's going on?"
 
"Well, whether we run, walk, fly or teleport doesn't matter. Let's just get the hell out of here!" Jake stated imperiously. He began to run, hopefully they could all get out before the guards arrive.

"Wha- Hey! Don't just run off on your own!" Mirabelle called out after the young man.

Noticing the girl and odd looking man talking near him, Remi moseys over, offering his greeting.
"Howdy, folks. The name's Lawrence, Remi Lawrence. Any idea what's going on?"

"No, I'm afraid we're as lost as y-" Mirabelle cut herself off as soon as she actually caught sight of Remi. She stared at the skeleton man, aghast. What was an undead even doing here!? She had to force herself to look away from his dead, bony face, trying to suppress a shudder of revulsion. That was probably really rude.

"S-sorry! I've never seen a dead body before. Or an undead one, I suppose..." Mirabelle mumbled apologetically towards Remi, eyes focused on her boots.

Casting around for a way to change the subject, she pointed after the retreating form of Jake.

"A-anyways! My name's Mirabelle. Maybe we should follow that guy before he runs off too far?" she directed her question towards both Remi and Jorge.

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"S-sorry! I've never seen a dead body before. Or an undead one, I suppose..." Mirabelle mumbled apologetically towards Remi, eyes focused on her boots.
"Heh, don't worry about it." The skeleton chuckles, making his bones rattle. "It's more uncommon then folks would think."
"A-anyways! My name's Mirabelle. Maybe we should follow that guy before he runs off too far?" she directed her question towards both Remi and Jorge.
"Sure, little missy."
 
"A-anyways! My name's Mirabelle. Maybe we should follow that guy before he runs off too far?" she directed her question towards both Remi and Jorge.
"Sure, little missy."

Smoke escaped Jorge's lips, and he rolled his shoulders before responding. "A goat-shaped demi-human, a skeleton carrying steel, a runner ..." A smirk. "And me. We've got quite the lively group going on here."

He glanced at the skeleton again as he began walking after Mr. Time and Space. "Well, uh, mostly lively."
 
Smoke escaped Jorge's lips, and he rolled his shoulders before responding. "A goat-shaped demi-human, a skeleton carrying steel, a runner ..." A smirk. "And me. We've got quite the lively group going on here."

He glanced at the skeleton again as he began walking after Mr. Time and Space. "Well, uh, mostly lively."
He chuckles again, bones rattling and scraping. As he walks, at a relaxed pace, he does a few reflexive shakes of his bones. It doesn't do anything, with no muscles to stretch, but he finds it a little comforting regardless.
 
"Heh, don't worry about it." The skeleton chuckles, making his bones rattle. "It's more uncommon then folks would think."

"Sure, little missy."
Mirabelle flushed a little, nodding in response.

Mirabelle set off along with the others, staff over her shoulder and her bell clanking rythmically as she walked.

She raised her other hand up to her mouth and cupped it as she shouted after the running magician.

"Hey! Wait up for us!"

Smoke escaped Jorge's lips, and he rolled his shoulders before responding. "A goat-shaped demi-human, a skeleton carrying steel, a runner ..." A smirk. "And me. We've got quite the lively group going on here."

"That is interesting, isn't it? We're all so different. I know you at least must be from some far away place, Mr. Joestar. You didn't even know what a demi-human was, and I couldn't even begin to recognize the language that card you showed me was written in! And judging by clothing alone, Remi and the running guy are probably the same way! I wonder how we all ended up in this place..."
 
"That is interesting, isn't it? We're all so different. I know you at least must be from some far away place, Mr. Joestar. You didn't even know what a demi-human was, and I couldn't even begin to recognize the language that card you showed me was written in! And judging by clothing alone, Remi and the running guy are probably the same way! I wonder how we all ended up in this place..."
Remi shrugs. "We're probably in hell, little miss. I worked for the devil when I was undead on earth, tracking down souls and collecting them for him. When the dead rose, so too, did the sinners. Now, I figure he's come to call my debt due or clear it. I don't know what any of you have done to end up here, but it'll be a damn shame to find out you're all sinners."
 
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